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The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

NEW PORTLAND, Dec. 12.-There is little
doubt but what the men who were arrested
at Rumford last Thursday night stopped at
Quint Bros hotel in North New Portland,
the Tuesday night before. The strangers, az
described by the proprietors of the hotel,
answer the description of the men arrested.
They went to their rooms early, and it was
noticed that they carefully kept sight of
their overcoats while in the hotel. They
bought the wool boots, which they wore
when captured, in the village.
1t is reported that Peter Bennett states
that he and his wife are ready to testify that
the pistol found after the robbery belonged
TO their son. One theory is that the job was
put up by relations. who feared unless they
did, they would fail to get any share of the
property of the old man, and employed Whit
ney and his pal as tools.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
Protecting National Timber Lands.

The United States Grand Jury In Mon
tana has indicted Thomas T. Oakes. J. NJ.
Buckley. K. L. Bonner, A. b. Hammond
and L. ]. Hathaway. for unlawfully taking
timber from public lands and shipping the
same out of the Territory. 0akes is vice
president and general manager of the North
ern pacific, Buckley is assistant general
manager, and Bonner timber agent of the
company and president of the Montana I'm
provement Company. Hammond is the
timber agent of the railroad company.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
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Accident at BuckfIeId.

BUcKFIELD. Dec. 12.-As George Holland,
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Saturday night, their horse became unman-
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

Business IS booming in Maine," said
prominent contractor who is doing work to
the aggregate Of two hundred thousand dol
lars. to PRESS man the other day. 1--WE
have eight large jobs In different parts Of
Maine. and we are badly bothered to get
men. And many Of the men We do get are
not such as we really want. Too few young
men nowadays learn TO be thorough
mechanics. Carpenters that are first class
wOTkmen at their trades are scarce In Maine.
The young men aon't spend time enough
learning their trades.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

The cities and towns Of Maine have not
as a rule been very fortunate In their rail-
road investments, but Bangor begins TO feel
this year that its case Is exceptional The
Bangor & Piseataquis report for the last
year shows that 1t has been first class prop
erty for the city. The earnings Of the road
have paid all its fixed charges, allowed for
necessary repairs and improvements, and
ten thousand dollars. This prosperity Is
due to the advent Of the Canadian Pacific
and to prudent and careful management. IL
In other years, when trains shall be finally
tion with the great Canadian road shall con-
tinue as profitable as 1t promises to be. Ban
gor may not be so willing to sell her railroad
property as she has been heretofore.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13
Bits of News.

Senator Frye has bill asking for $4,000
for public building at Houlton. Maine.
The Fisheries Negotiators visited Mount
Vernon today as guests of Secretary Bayard.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-13

Speaker Carlisle requested the House to
relieve him Of the responsibility Of appoint
ing committee on elections. He said that
the election of that committee by the House
would greatly facilitate the appointment Of
the other committees.
AT 1.20 p. M. the House adjourned, and
caucuses of both parties were called for the
purpose of selecting membership for the
committee on elections.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-31
PARSONS AND POWDERLY.
The Worker and the Demag0gue-
The Latter Gets Paid Well.

Personally, Iqueston the sincerity
Of man who will draw salary of
$4,000 a year and expenses out of Il
labor organization. Think Of the
thousands Of girls and women work
ing for from 81 to S3 a week, and
men who can barely pay their dues
to the order because their wages are
50 low, paying one man s., 900 a
year Compare this salary and the
mali who gets it with the IS a week
and the martyred A. r. Parsons.
Parsons got IS a week for editing
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both will deny that Parsons was
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Parsons was a student-an investi-
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ngs do not bear the evidence of in
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as Parsons writings did. Think Of
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taking salary of Is, 900 a year for
trying to abolish slavery. -JOseph 4
Lab0lie IN Detroit ldrancc.
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effort to curb his tongue before he he
comes leader of the chaotic devils. -
Ratdio Times,
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y. y star.
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Ganll in its
In 1884, 49, week. 1885, $1,000
The hours of labor decreased as follows:
hour shoursp pei
the and the actual indhensa
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